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 1  2,2 |    Athenais was the daughter of an Athenian philosopher and was named
 2  2,3 |            Boeotia and Attica. The Athenian harbor, Peiraeus, was in
 3  2,3 |       Alaric, upon surrounding the Athenian walls with his army, beheld
 4  2,3 |       Eudocia), the daughter of an Athenian philosopher and a woman
 5  2,4 |           fourth century dealt the Athenian school a heavy blow, and
 6  2,4 |      Alaric and the Visigoths, the Athenian school did not rise to its
 7  2,4 |         all was the blow dealt the Athenian pagan school by the organization
 8  2,4 |           a dangerous rival of the Athenian pagan school, which was
 9  2,5 |   tradition was also upheld by the Athenian pagan school.~ The time
10  3,6 |       pagans still looked upon the Athenian school as their main center.
11  3,6 |  authorities.~ ~The closing of the Athenian school. — In order to eradicate
12  3,16|           158]~ The closing of the Athenian pagan academy during Justinian’
13  5,5 |          his young wife, Irene, an Athenian who was famous for her devotion
14  6,7 |          of Nicephorus Phocas, the Athenian monastic organizations became
15  6,7 |          and confirmed the ancient Athenian rule, which tolerated the
16  8,17|            century, granted to the Athenian monks, show all the traits
17  8,17|            919-944).[220] In other Athenian documents on the demarcation
18  8,17|          possession of land by the Athenian monks it may be supposed
19  9,4 |         imitate in vain.”[88]~ The Athenian Duchy of the Catalans established
20  9,4 |           since the closing of the Athenian school by Justinian the
21  9,5 |         Chalcldice itself with the Athenian monasteries came into Dushan’
22  9,5 |         charter granted to all the Athenian monasteries; in this charter
23  9,6 |          famous description of the Athenian plague in the second book
24  9,8 |         Chalcocondyles, son of his Athenian friend George, a young man
25  9,9 |      period of Byzantium, the only Athenian in Byzantine literature,
26  9,12|            complete triumph of the Athenian monks over the patriarchate
27  9,13|           prevalent chiefly in the Athenian monasteries, which was communicated
28  9,13| systematized, especially among the Athenian monks, where the way to
29  9,13|         picture of the life of the Athenian monks of the period. He
30  9,17|     respect the manuscripts of the Athenian monasteries are of the greatest
31  9,17|        half of the nineteenth, the Athenian manuscripts were practically
32  9,17|            in the earlier study of Athenian manuscripts the Russian
33  9,17|             G. Barsky, visited the Athenian monasteries twice (in 1725-
34  9,18|           form, Chalcondyles,[358] Athenian by origin, centered his
35  9,18|             but the full flower of Athenian art belongs to the sixteenth